Korkor Addo: Beautician Who Welcomed First Child in 2024 Has Died After 15 Years of Infertility
- Ghanaian blogger Zionfelix has confirmed the passing of beautician Korkor Addo on Instagram
- The popular blogger posted an old video of the US-based Ghanaian sharing the news about her child
- Some social media users have sent condolences to the family of the late hairstylist
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Korkor Addo, a talented Ghanaian beautician based in the United States, has tragically passed away after a prolonged struggle with infertility that lasted fifteen years.
She was married to the acclaimed Ghanaian gospel musician Nii Addo, who has garnered numerous awards across Ghana, Canada, and the United States for his musical contributions.
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In a poignant interview with blogger Zionfelix that has recently surfaced, Korkor Addo reflected on her deeply emotional journey toward motherhood.
In a moving video that went viral, she detailed the countless sleepless nights filled with tears over her longing to conceive.
Korkor recounted her experience of asking her husband to consider marrying a second wife in hopes of starting a family.
After years of visiting over ten fertility specialists in the United States, each delivering the same frustrating news—that everything was normal, she felt compelled to seek alternative solutions for their childlessness.
"I have been married for sixteen years to my wonderful husband, gospel musician Nii Addo, who has achieved remarkable success in his career," she shared. "
We have always enjoyed our lives together and would often travel back to Ghana from our home in Ohio for family vacations. After three years of marriage, we thought it would happen naturally, but as the years rolled on, the sadness grew. "
"For eight long years, I cried, yet my husband always provided comfort and love. My in-laws were exceptionally supportive, and my own family didn’t apply any pressure, making things a bit easier."
The TikTok video of the late Korkor Addo is below:
Korkor Addo considers a polygamous marriage
She personally described the societal expectation that comes with marriage, the idea that having children is part of the package.
After significant deliberation, she finally suggested to her husband that he should consider taking a second wife.
"He turned down my request, grounding his decision in his religious beliefs, despite my willingness to discuss this with our pastors. All I wanted was for him to experience the joy of fatherhood."
Korkor Addo praises her husband
Korkor expressed immense gratitude for her husband's understanding nature, as he steadfastly refused the idea of polygamy.
Eventually, they visited numerous hospitals, all of which confirmed that both were in good health, fueling Korkor’s frustration even further.
Their fortunes changed when a client of Korkor's introduced them to a reputed fertility specialist in Accra, a connection that ultimately led to the realisation of her dream to become a mother.
The Instagram video is below:
Osanju's family blasts prophets in Ghana
In other news, the late Osanju's family, has expressed their outrage over the alarming doom prophecies directed at him following his untimely death.
His grandmother recently spoke with Kumasi-based blogger Ahodwo TV, criticising several Ghanaian pastors, including a figure known as Karma President, for making distressing predictions about her grandson's life.
She condemned their insensitivity, particularly towards Osanju's father, Agya K, who is left heartbroken after the loss of his son, who passed away at just 30 years old on September 1, 2025.
The TikTok video of Osanju's family reacting to the doom prophecies is below:
Osanju's family remembers his last days
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported on the late TikToker Osanju's family head, who shared the final conversation Osanju had with his pastor shortly before his passing.
In a sombre video, he mentioned that Osanju had expressed concerns about his declining health and made a prophetic statement regarding his future just two days before his death.
Ghanaian TikToker Oheneba Jude and others reacted to the passing of Osanju on TikTok.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
